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Roving Woman by Michal Chmielewski

22/03/2023

Michał Chmielewski’s debut feature is a strong calling card about love, and shared loneliness in the California desert, executive-produced by Wim Wenders  

Roving Woman

Roving Woman

The Properties of Metals by Antonio Bigini

22/03/2023

Telling of a child with paranormal faculties, Antonio Bigini's feature debut questions the “invisible forces” we have stopped believing in, with a poetic fragility that might disappoint the viewer  

Le proprietà dei metalli

Le proprietà dei metalli

After Work by Erik Gandini

22/03/2023

Erik Gandini's new documentary is breezy and attractive, but feels like a late arrival that is distanced in addressing its timely topic  

After Work

After Work

Grand Expectations by Sylvain Desclous

21/03/2023

Rebecca Marder lights up Sylvain Desclous’ tense thriller set in the antechamber of the highest political echelons, caught between the desire to change the world and the harshness of reality  

De grandes espérances

De grandes espérances

Sica by Carla Subirana

21/03/2023

Carla Subirana creates a profound and moving fable whose truth is found in its magical yet real narrative  

Sica

Sica

Naître Svetlana Staline by Gabriel Tejedor

21/03/2023

Swiss director Gabriel Tejedor takes us through one of the most incredible and intriguing fates of the 20th century  

Naître Svetlana Staline

Naître Svetlana Staline

Look What You Made Me Do by Coco Schrijber

21/03/2023

Coco Schrijber confronts us in a direct, brutal and radical way with the heteropatriarchal violence that many, many women face on a daily basis  

Look What You Made Me Do

Look What You Made Me Do

The Deepest Breath by Laura McGann

21/03/2023

Laura McGann’s documentary follows a free diver and a safety diver, going from light blue to the darkest shades of navy as she tells their story  

The Deepest Breath

The Deepest Breath

The Channel by Thierry Binisti

20/03/2023

The film by French director Thierry Binisti tackles the theme of emigration with naturalness and verisimilitude, with some concessions to the directorial style of television  

Le Prix du passage

Le Prix du passage

My Name is Happy by Ayse Toprak, Nick Read

20/03/2023

Ayşe Toprak and Nick Read's film tells the incredible story of Multu, a Kurdish teenager with a golden voice who miraculously survives an attempted murder  

My Name is Happy

My Name is Happy
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